cob

Preposition: of

• corn: Voice-over: There's a whole summer of sunshine in these ripe cobs of corn.

Converse of object

• welsh: She was a 14.3hh welsh cob she was a babe, I always led the treks on her.
• make: Would go on in any field, would also make superb show cob.
• use: Repairs to cob walls using cob or cob blocks or cob tiles. iii.
• have: The sweetcorn plants have rocketed up, and some of them have three cobs per plant.

Adjective modifier

• colored: A good looking colored cob of 5 yrs who would be ideal for any member of the family.
• Welsh: She has sold her lorry, but is keeping chestnut Welsh cob Prince, and she and husband Colin are having a rest.
• traditional: She has inherited her lovely nature from her dam who is a traditional calm cob.
• old: The section on repairing old cob is particularly useful.

Modifies a noun

• gelding: Heavy weight piebald irish cob gelding with lots of feather.
• mare: I have a 15.2 hh 5year old cob mare who will not stay in a stable.
• barn: Rashleigh and Thrift Rashleigh and Thrift were originally part of a large cob barn which was used by the local fishermen.
• cottage: SUBJECT: Advice needed to build doorway in cob cottage.
• oven: Some of the food will be cooked in the on site cob oven.
• wall: Cornish cob walls were usually laid on a ring of stone, to raise the mud walls above the damp ground.

Noun used with modifier

• corn: These classic corn cobs have 8 rows of sweet corn seeds, the mark of the original Golden Bantam Sweet Corn strain.
• maize: Then ten maize grains are shelled off from the center of each maize cob.
• Gypsy: She has the most wonderful placid nature, just as a gypsy cob should.
• weight: A lovely heavy weight cob who is a proper stunner to look at with the sweetest nature going.
• show: Would go on in any field, would also make superb show cob.